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Spring in Grand Teton National Park  Sign Up
June 7th to June 10th, 20110 Please join me for a breath taking photography workshop in Grand Teton National Park. Just thinking about Grand Teton National park brings a smile to my face and a strong desire to drop everything, pack my bags and drive to Wyoming. Grand Teton is perhaps my favorite national park, surpassing even Yosemite, and the perfect location for a photography workshop. I don't know if there is anything more beautiful than seeing the first soft rays of the day's light bathing the mountain peaks in soft beautiful hues. We'll have the opportunity to visit all the most beautiful and memorable locations in the park, some of which we'll just have to visit more than once, they're that magnificent! Another added benefit of scheduling the workshop during this time of the year is the afternoon thunderstorms that often sweep through the area and then vanish as quickly as they arrived making for some fantastic and dramatic sunsets. As with all my workshops, I've designed them to help take your creativity to a new level. Through a combination of both in-the-field image sessions and mid-day class/lecture sessions on many different topics both technical (Photoshop) and artistic, I want to get you to start thinking differently as an artist and spark your artistic vision. Topics Covered:
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Limited to: Just 8 participates Skill Level: Intermediate to Advanced - Participates should have a good working knowledge of how to operate their camera in manual mode. In addition having a good knowledge of stops, shutter speeds and f/stops will allow you to focus your attention on creativity and creating high quality images. WHAT TO EXPECT: Our days will start early as the beautiful light of sunrise waits for no one and is the best time to photograph in Grand Teton National Park. We'll greet the day's at such pla Physical Requirements: The workshop doesn't require much in the way of trail hiking or elevations gains as most of the best photography locations are relatively close to the parking area, with a quarter mile. However it is good to note that many of the trials are dirt paths and can be uneven in places. In addition we'll be doing much of our hiking in relatively dark conditions of pre-dawn and post sunset light so remember those flash lights. Also, we'll be up early as we will be on location at least an hour before sunrise in order to allow you to scout the locations and find our compositions. We'll also be out late as sunset is very late, close to 9pm. We may be working at elevations between 4,500 and 7,000 feet. Deposit: Full payment can be made online at anytime via this Edward Mendes Photography Please include your name(s), mailing address, home phone, cell phone, email address to the address above. Lodging and meals are not included with the workshop, however a local lodging guide and recommendations are included in the workshop's workbook that you'll receive after sign-up. |
4 day in-field workshop 
ces as Schwabacher's landing where Grand Teton and it's neighboring peaks reflect in the still water of a beaver pond; or the picturesque barns of Mormon Row. After enjoying a beautiful sunrise we'll head to some of my favorite locations for wildflowers or herds of Bison with their young grazing and interacting in the grassy meadows. Breakfast and a morning break will be either on your own or with me at my favorite breakfast place before our afternoon classroom session, print sharing and discussion. We'll then break for a few hours so you can relax or explore the wonderful town of Jackson, filled with a number of wonderful shops, galleries and restaurants before ending the day with a sunset shoot and a good nights rest. As with all my workshops the days are long but they're filled with one-on-one instruction, lessons, discussion and print sharing that you can apply immediately in the field.